TPM1 non-truncating variants in HCM cohorts


The table below lists the 66 rare (MAF<0.0001 in ExAC) non-truncating TPM1 variants identified in a cohort of 4447 HCM patients (1535 patients from OMGL, 2912 patients from LMM). When this rare variant frequency of 0.01484 is compared with a background population rate of 0.00084, there is a statistically significant case excess of 0.01400 (p<0.0001), which suggests that approximately 62 of these variants may be pathogenic.


Variant Type:      All protein-altering variants     -     Truncating variants     -     Non-Truncating variants
Source:      Combined (OMGL + LMM)     -     OMGL     -     LMM



No. Variant (CDS) Variant (Protein) Variant Type Cases (4447)OMGL classLMM class ExAC frequency
1. c.574G>A p.E192Kmissense 13Likely Pathogenic (13)0.000000
2. c.523G>A p.D175Nmissense 8Pathogenic (4)Pathogenic (4)0.000000
3. c.644C>T p.S215Lmissense 4VUS (1)VUS favour pathogenic (3)0.000008
4. c.82G>C p.D28Hmissense 3VUS (1)VUS favour pathogenic (2)0.000000
5. c.548C>T p.A183Vmissense 3VUS (2)VUS (1)0.000000
6. c.829G>A p.A277Tmissense 2VUS favour benign (2)0.000034
7. c.746T>G p.L249Wmissense 2Likely Pathogenic (2)0.000000
8. c.797A>G p.K266Rmissense 2VUS (2)0.000042
9. c.841A>G p.M281Vmissense 2VUS (2)0.000026
10. c.64G>A p.A22Tmissense 2VUS favour pathogenic (2)0.000000
11. c.850A>G p.I284Vmissense 2VUS (1)VUS (1)0.000000
12. c.343G>A p.E115Kmissense 1Likely Pathogenic (1)0.000000
13. c.461T>C p.I154Tmissense 1Pathogenic (1)0.000000
14. c.457C>G p.H153Dmissense 1Pathogenic (1)0.000000
15. c.676A>C p.K226Qmissense 1VUS favour pathogenic (1)0.000000
16. c.252C>G p.D84Emissense 1VUS (1)0.000008
17. c.46G>C p.E16Qmissense 1Likely Pathogenic (1)0.000000
18. c.677A>G p.K226Rmissense 1VUS (1)0.000000
19. c.82G>A p.D28Nmissense 1VUS (1)0.000000
20. c.790A>G p.K264Emissense 1Likely Pathogenic (1)0.000000
21. c.559G>C p.E187Qmissense 1Likely Pathogenic (1)0.000000
22. c.475G>A p.D159Nmissense 1VUS (1)0.000000
23. c.842T>C p.M281Tmissense 1VUS (1)0.000000
24. c.58G>A p.D20Nmissense 1VUS (1)0.000000
25. c.302G>C p.R101Pmissense 1VUS (1)0.000000
26. c.761A>G p.D254Gmissense 1VUS (1)0.000000
27. c.835A>C p.N279Hmissense 1VUS favour pathogenic (1)0.000000
28. c.655G>A p.D219Nmissense 1Likely Pathogenic (1)0.000000
29. c.305C>A p.A102Dmissense 1VUS favour pathogenic (1)0.000000
30. c.699G>C p.K233Nmissense 1VUS (1)0.000000
31. c.715G>A p.A239Tmissense 1VUS (1)0.000000
32. c.762T>G p.D254Emissense 1Likely Pathogenic (1)0.000000
33. c.481A>G p.K161Emissense 1VUS (1)0.000000
34. c.774C>G p.D258Emissense 1VUS (1)0.000000

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